Hazmob FPS: Online Shooter

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"Hazmob FPS: Online Shooter is a multiplayer FPS game with fast-paced battles in close-quarters maps. It features excellent 3D graphics, a fluid control system, and an extensive collection of customizable weapons. Progression allows you to unlock new weapons and attachments, while clothing items can also be equipped. The goal is to engage in critical battles against other players in various game modes."

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77%

Audience ScoreBased on 582,645 reviews

graphics20 positive mentions

monetization3 negative mentions

The game offers a nostalgic experience reminiscent of classic arcade racing games, particularly 'Super Off-Road'.
The developer is actively updating the game and responding to player feedback, showing a commitment to improvement.
The gameplay is fun and engaging, with a variety of customization options and mini-games that add depth.

The user interface is poorly designed, making navigation cumbersome and frustrating, especially with limited controller support.
There are significant issues with game balance, including rubberbanding AI and inconsistent physics that can lead to frustrating gameplay experiences.
The upgrade system is complicated and poorly explained, leading to confusion and a sense of grind without clear benefits.

graphics
30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
23%
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The graphics in the game receive mixed feedback, with some players praising the bright visuals and overall presentation, while others criticize the user interface and certain graphical effects as outdated or choppy. While driving graphics are generally considered nice, issues like aliasing and harsh lighting detract from the experience for some users. Overall, the graphics are deemed decent for the game's price point, but there are notable areas for improvement.
- “Graphics look cool, improving the truck is fun, even if you lose the event.”
- “So this is a possibility to play - and the game is real great - great bright graphics, new cars, upgrades, jumps, cameras -”
- “Great presentation and graphics.”
- “The graphics are fine, but even if the Steam frame counter says I get a constant 60, I see that it's kinda choppy.”
- “Graphics, UI, and ambiance feel like something out of the late 90s.”
- “I'm not a huge fan of the graphics effects...the lighting is a bit harsh and there are some line overlays on the trucks that make it all feel aliased/jaggy.”
music
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
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The music and sound effects in the game are generally praised for fitting well with the overall experience, described as "cool" and "great." However, many users note a limited selection of music tracks, leading some to turn off the in-game music after a short period to play their own.
- “Great music and sounds.”
- “After about 2 hours, I ended up turning off the music and just playing my own instead.”
- “Limited music selection.”
- “The music and sound effects fit the game very well; however, there are very few music tracks that I've heard in the game so far.”
optimization
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The optimization aspect of the game has received mixed feedback, with players noting that the currency system favors performance upgrades over cosmetic enhancements, making the latter feel less valuable. Additionally, there are concerns about the game's optimization for different hardware, particularly for Radeon GPUs compared to Nvidia, and a lack of clarity regarding the performance benefits of various vehicle components. Overall, players feel that the optimization could be improved to enhance the gaming experience.
- “Because the yellow currency can be used for vehicle upgrades, there is no practical benefit to using them for skins. The visual appeal costs a lot compared to the performance gains you could achieve by spending it on upgrades instead.”
- “No explanation is provided on whether a muffler or exhaust manifold would be better in those slots, nor is there any performance explanation after you fill the slots with different components.”
- “The optimization for different hardware configurations could be improved, as it seems to favor certain graphics cards over others.”
- “Because the (yellow) currency can be used for vehicle upgrades, there is no practical benefit to using them for skins, plus the visual prettiness costs a lot, for what you potentially get in return for spending it on performance instead.”
- “Maybe because I have a Radeon GPU and it's optimized for NVIDIA or something...”
- “No explanation whether a muffler or exhaust manifold (for example) would be better in those slots, nor any performance explanation after you fill the slots with different components.”
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is described as a fun arcade-style racing experience with great visuals, weather effects, and extensive car upgrades and customization. However, some players feel it deviates significantly from the original "Ironman Super Offroad" and lacks the engaging gameplay reminiscent of classic titles like "San Francisco Rush." Overall, while enjoyable, it may not fully capture the essence of its predecessor.
- “A fun arcade style racing game based off the NES classic 'Ironman Super Offroad.' Fun gameplay, great visualization, weather effects, car upgrades, customization, and more!”
- “After having played it, there is little in common with the original style or gameplay.”
monetization
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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33%
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The game features two in-game currencies that can be earned through gameplay, such as winning races and leveling up, rather than through microtransactions. However, the presence of two currencies suggests that the potential for future microtransactions exists.
- “And despite having 2 different in-game currencies, they are all earned from winning races or leveling up your character (not microtransactions!).”
- “Two currencies leave the option for microtransactions open.”
- “Two currencies leave the option for microtransactions open.”
- “Two currencies leave the option for microtransactions open.”
stability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The stability of the game is mixed, with some users reporting random physics glitches that can cause unexpected character orientations, while others have experienced no glitches or programming issues at all. Overall, the game's stability appears to vary significantly among players.
- “Random physics glitches (I hit a small jump and glitched, then somehow I am sideways and upside down?)”
- “Random physics glitches (I hit a small jump and glitched, then somehow I am sideways and upside down?)”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the humor in the game to be enjoyable, particularly highlighting moments like creatively defeating bosses in amusing ways, such as "nitro bumping" them into walls. This lightheartedness adds a fun and entertaining element to the gameplay experience.
- “Although I was able to nitro bump the first boss into a wall, that was funny.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players express that the game's replayability could be significantly enhanced through a community feature allowing for the creation and sharing of custom tracks and car logos. This addition would foster a more engaging and varied gameplay experience.
- “Customization is cool! I wish there was a Steam community where you could create and upload tracks for each other, as well as car logos. This would add a lot of replayability.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the upgrade system initially appealing, but it quickly becomes tedious due to the excessive grinding required to obtain upgrade cards.
- “The upgrade section seems appealing at first, but it quickly turns into a frustrating grind for upgrade cards.”
emotional
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The emotional aspect of the game is highlighted by the high stakes involved, where even minor interactions can lead to significant consequences, creating a sense of tension and urgency that resonates with players.